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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08


1 nas 'ss'! NJ sss' 1s
aS ss.: i + b. s. Shoulder:
Standard siS9 R.e.es.Efeaf 1900 ssis %ns;
Rye LOO" 'I BUSH aarsy $500 BUSH shipments IionE
1000 S1 Wheat 4sooo os a ,u sSr" sarsw SOD
rroiao. s5chsags ,o,y the sa;.sr make; va;
i5c per doz
pE1sor March 7w4sa. No, WI white cash $50 "a
cash sss asked MAY 80 aksS 3d. June &c. sss @
asked Sss W. s. 2 Apr . IS asked ,o
bush
MILWAUKEE. March Flour dull ;whes. hi higher
c Ss:s 7 srn Nav Sa Mite % SS
s sS g. S Nav 81 y s
NAV = butter iss2$s Eggs sta e:
rlosr iio s5 i$S5s sasa Ss5lsy 90
PEORIA. March Torn quiet High Mixsi A.ass.s
s Sas' No a. % siIea ~. S2so Rye steady SO
sI Sr Sa.n Al y 81 Goo Sa.
-Cor1 n 900 lush oats $1,000 OuslL Rye 2oo0 BUSH
MsTSn s shssP sSyp SSs RI
were unable 70 OBTAIN any ~ pff S
aud Psnasy,yaha suEe5aao r 81 S9sss5S
ss s pennsvl1ana Roller Dsswars
Family 80 ssS sS e Ssr ss5 - 20 ss ~ g
81 II Lsss .a 5Sa &ner
o. SsS, ssio KVs S TO IS &c @
and unsettled under general pres
sn over n "a
NO ksd ST e. March o June Il 90 rye S "a
Sp 6s on market S.s
and shipper. @as o no rOsS0 Gfn sn
sSsc sV s.sS@ar No leh Mixed in gram depot q Z:
M1 N IN gram as MS5s T. on track dc Il Tor c'% %Ss
4ioi7 .c, do May G'.sts.c; DO for June +sS.s, &c
a ae asan io RccS WSS s Srsht Sa
ssS ssS SsS white .. Xs,ss ssss
aaet Bse Guy Family per OBJ $40 ao az 90
50 20
S ,SAf Ssanea ss'ss 1880
sS a Sssr crsa%ery
o GoSa e rGiGs 3 Cream & ic Ohio ast
choice ISSissc: Pennsylvania part SKINS S9Ic: do aai
sSS and atSsr Western s5s iG
e.; SS s s Fe
9gs Winter sran s o % Su per torn e pu
oats 10000 bush. shipmen.s-wh'a' $4,000 ou'h Cora
~ st ss y na .7 s. sa sa
cy Is S. kItra Fancy 81 SoGt o. Passn - .
s. .6Sc Mss aFtSs ssa sicnS 2te bid
sts ' s..a sS's, 5S'
Ss We March and April 2sc bid. MAY 2ss.29 &c cennE
az &c RYE steady 53c bid. Barley steady -
81 SO fiav active but and Prairie So 80
unchanged. Creamery 25o2sc.; DAIRY l5G2sc ksrs
FLAX seed nrmer at 81 Sc bid Bran steAtv
A. ssc corn Meal nrn 81 whiskey 81 Is Provlsioss
dull unsettled Pork unchanged SIS 90 Lard So 1o1I So
Short Clear Boxed ots Long Clear at IS 70 sasss
nh. ~ short 50 62 BacoD-Long Clear IS %
~ ia short Rus s. 49, shor, Clear So Hams nrm 20
sl 500 IA Recsuts-Four 1000 bols; Wheat 1.-Two
Snsh Corn 90 900 bush IS 100 bush Rye ousn.
Barley 10000 shipments-tionr Is 200 oos MhsAs
bush 232Ooo push Oals Ao'ovo ous' NJe--
bush. Barley 5000 bush
TOLEDO March 7.-wheat hrm higher. May s6kc Asc
"a zoe - Corn dull May Ale. oats nexieced-
Clover seed dull. steady Cash 81 20: March " 20,
Rcceiuts-Wheat 10000 bush. Corn 3OOo Oush ~
0oi nT.h Clover seed 80 bagA shipinontsWheat 3s.loQ
hnsS Corn 220OO bush oats loo Ousn Coversesd ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO March Tine Droperr Journal reports-Cdtts-
Receipts 600 head ShiDmeuts-2O0O head Market was
sirong Shipping steers $50 1900 ID. 50 5005 10.
stockers aud Feeders So s0dS3 Bulls and Mixed
a. 90 IS So bulk so ass 90 Texas Cattle 50 20
$8 .oo
Hogs-Receipts 200 heal shipments 1000; marke
xas y,perlIy steady. Rough and Mixed s. % go so
Packing and Shopping So 6oss6 0o Light So ooesa o.
Sklps S. bOdS4 81. ,.oo 49,.
Shssp-,eceipts 5000 head snpments loo head
r,orsa aIs lower. So GOA ~ e0 western 70
90 70 Texans So 2504 Lambs 81 oOGso % 60,
ST LOUIS. March 7-Cdtte- keceiDts 5o0 heal SNIP
800 head Choice Heavy Native steers
a 4OfS, Far 10 Good shipping Steers Is 1901 So;
Ruchers steers Fair Choice. So 50aS4 90 Feeders.
air good So 9oes3 stockers fair TO good So 4oG3 TO-
rex ana common choice. 81 90 oS2 90
Hoos-Receipts. l.S0U head. shlDments 1,4OO head;
active 100 loo higher Choice Heavy and Butchers
sseotions So 05 So 90 PACKING good. 50 20
So So Workers.. Medium ~ Prime So a5oto TO- Pgs.
common good. 81 900 s. SO.
Shssp-Iiecepts -. head shipments 1000 head; prices
ranged bet wven So 1908 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
Wretched. Indeed,

Are those whom tendency to bousness subject
- the various and changefn symptoms indicative Of liver
complaint Nausea sick headache constipation fnrred
tsague unpleasant breath dull or sharp pain In the
asghborhood affected mpurty OF the blood
and ioss Of appetite sgnalze 1t one OF the most distress
Ing ~ II one Of the OF malaiies There. h
ioweer benign specific for the disease and all its unpea
manifestations testimony Of the
public and the medical profession Hoseters Stomach
Bitters u medicine which achieves results speedily felt
thorough and benign Resides recty ing liver disorder II
hvsorates the feeble conquers kidney and bladder
plants and hsstens the convaescence recovering
Prom embedding dseassa Moreover the grand specific
~ fever and aqua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
in store IN New.YOrk and Brooklyn gram warehouse
anG ns.u ~ Hallway llehiers on ceTtineAtes.
rotal bush. e.6S74o6 lO47I4c0 nss649l 6.l37,7lG

Tot
HAY AND sTRAw-A fair trade can Jc noted but values
shos no chanses ,r and up,ueres,pg American
Hops-N y. state 1856. Beat 2oa22e; 40. Common 10
o%a 10 a. do pi iss cpa ' crop 10 1885 Best
do Common to Good l6dlsci DO 1850 ySSd to Prime,
saloe Foreign German crop OF 1885, ioa2Sc' hDS'H
MoIAssEs Firm and unchanged from lse bid for boiling
Ss HGo S nHss and al Steady at the Exchange
nt9Tss s ss S S Ss a 70
half pm sold a. 22SOe sales IN London for me S az iSe
!" day. u, futures easier
shS% ge H"! faSsnsns firm
for Merclanianc No business vas pepoticn ons
sS' asS s%;,sf'f f'Is~i, ' X
Wv. os sssos IS So d CO. d. . 90 Az '' " " "
oILs-Traains In general light sales of 200 bbls crude
Ms%sS on s,DsT' on ISais e
tS % sSs f ISsso s%
ss .Ss -a .'% P'fi light %!s
w,nici Zoe: Gcsshsd winter natural ,JRgas 7os
S Tassi Sl'a'h'4 WINTER
OCEAN FREIGHTs-A fair movement In the leading de-
IF on fSR asrpa 'S: Steam
sOS Sa'a ssn pryi!s
- steamer 10 o Sps ar, % . ss
s"s Tss @ oDGs sTS
o. Aa'cs,p sss ssnoe an Italian Ca 5000
Grs g. PETROLEUM RS snsc,,T from n
- -
tanksl on account; Antwerp hence british nark
boJ refined at Ia 93i Hamburg hence. German oaIk
mo bulls refined "a. United Kingdom. hence
bark SOO bbls refined OIL private terms 80
EOIs CHARTERS stockholm. hence. oWeulsn Vip'
General cargo NewYork Kingston. Schooner num-
esr rs; Carenas hence schooner enptics az Io
hack with private terms and rom Nor3,n ~
srhooner coal 81 To- New York IRON Sata NNei m
ar lumber 10; Havana from Norfolk schooner coal 81
and hence, bark. lumber
ppOVIsIONS-PORK-A moderate business was accom-,
shcd 10 day az steady and unchanged prices Saic GOV
s Ness 26dslb75 Mess quoted AT $40 296Hlo 20 lo
"a al xlG Family Ness, SlV 00a on ior 'ios
DDnak and si3 80 for Extra Prime. H. EEfoDul anu
nominal Extra India Mess slsdS2li Etrs
Wass bbls IS 80 50; Packet ~ 00i piate ~ BEEF
t,T utATs-Are doing little better, Win lar demand
C n a 900 PICK Bellies ~ average 9G7s 1000
sa'sn Ia ~ 7asc 5000 10 do IS H. IN hhls. TIC. IL
ns,age Picked Bellies quoted 7c Picked Hams
70 nc pIck,d Shoulders To-. smoked Hams, IL IA 3c;
aletS,, shoudeIs 7sc.....M IDDLES-Q but very
sinohe ony Clear New-York quoted at Sfc......
iS n again rite with fair inquiry.
,ry Heavy 10 Light at 7ed7sc; Pigs, IT,. ARD
ny onenug was weak and prices decllued bd7 points later
a. % day The feeling became str CnPer and before the close
IL las was iucd leaving of steady Trailing Is more
nnnr,c Western steam SPOT quoted u var zoe Sales
vnn los 10 arrive and freight % city Steam In
demand sales. 200 tes 3Oe closing 40 IfOc
.rn.d ouoicd soc. Continent $50 Ioc South Amer
lean March closing. 1lCo Sales, LOCO tcs APRIL Ltsd
10 closing 77ic 5000 c,. May. 400 IsOc closing
f,cc; y60O June. 7'ad 7sJc, closing 1880; 5000
rs July 1.sJ iytc. closing lH3c
T,,m lrfsTs. \. X. FBirbanss Coz >,.-.,.
u liable ayiccs give the ioiowng estimate Of the STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

Dr. H. " Pierce OF Buffalo, ~ y. whose name has become
known the world through his success as pny sca
especially through the reputation OF his Golden Meu
cal Discovery has done good work In preparing an
remedy the many distressing troubles elss ~
female weaknesses" IL IN known as the Favorite rro
scrption" Under Its administration all the pelvic
and the woman becomes that empo"neh
OF health and beauty which God intended her 10 De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

FLOUR AND MrAI-FLpUP-The better grades or
its home trade on.Lviss '9sI, va; not much wd
" %s"t snsss22.oo bis. pS"ans as"e CITY
B .sS soss - 800 'ns vs. p"S o Fancy
q" oe. eO o SS nS Extra co. eo bb
Winter wSt ETT q 25 600 % ss a. ne ia,
s, 10 = coe latter on" or
n Sr TO- o ra sS' 'ST uD%
g 7Oas8 80 Extra Nc s. 2oas3 70; Good to Fancy
g oss9 co. Coed Choice tItIs wss,eT1 s. S'S
q oss. Far ar o e 2os co. oS%H 20
as go Clear g obdst 25 ays My ,a g 50 - rs
s3soas4 80 81 Ioni. Common to Far t1tr, g 20 go
Ip e. to f. %.& SSs Ss 600"
S Tor soufnRM s and qSct
Sale. $50 Dbl. Common TO Fair EItra a, 81 ao9sS 90
and % chCsf % bio Il y osa 90
-. CORN MEAL Dull. yellow Western ono,ed 81 80
L Or G5aosyw y sS.s si''' NN
sKAiN-wBEAT-Ths speculative dealings were nnu s
eember deivsric, Price. des ed "a 81 At the Qpealns
S s. % bS on Il, Visible supply PROVED decidedly
than s % sSOI
general advance Of s.e CLOSING strong AZ near tho best
final nrures show gain Of about &c per bushe shippers
bushels a.ar are a75ooo including
80 uari @ aSsL. iehysT No 10 o. az "5
.as2 &c 'orr and elevator ~ 'a92tc o. b. In store
sssc aac1 81 10 we so,SS AZ & do 0 hpr
p3s93.c CLOSING CSC 10 Nay e2h 9ic eloslnga IS c'
% &c closing gtSo DO August 93 az! Nc closing at
september 90 &C, closing AZ 80 &c do Do
oenber 81 d9- c closing AZ o. &c Ef E- Quiet aud
unchanged. BARLEY-Dull Sales-lOnD bushels Two
CoRS-~pot lots heclinei fully al &c. per bushel
under pressure sell closing however with more N'ai
ness shippers moderately hut the local trade move
me Tho options Iroke al nc dufng
the early hours leading ~ fair degree ~ activity bn me
.n.lnR rates show Of at &C sales s|- 900
bushels future 1914 600 bushels spot including Unsradoi
tgGfB'.c steamer a. Isso IA elevator NO
Ig.c 5Oo delivered Distilling 50 &C. o. o.
10. May. 49, 05O'sc. closing az
tD.c do June. s0S e3Oisc closing It i0'c GA rs
spot lots change Of IMPORTANCE ruing ABOUT
seaty Trade demand moderate The speculation reAche
before The recovered leaving on sieahy
bushels future iOl 900 bushels spot, ncui
Ing No A. Sac. 10 Wh'tc. Sic. 40 2. 50 PC. DO
White. 3GL G3dAsc. No | WHITE SIC. MiNei western
March 80 Na3iac closing al a c DO April. "a aSi4c
closing 80. do May 81 1sfj &c closing AZ 80 80 no.
June 81 35,cr closing az SJ<--......FEED~QuieI ana
unchanged. , 1T. .,,-
wheat Corn. Oats Rye Barley
md Xnoat S. 463 TO- 800 A5sS 5s5 is35s 1851
bssrsase. l.s45763 soo7ij l52isi 1890 10000
vislble supply in United states and Canada,
Wheat Corr. oats Rve BARLEY;
March S. 557s 1863 1874 800 1888 jsj 1850 lo53ol
Feb 70 m 67627 225 lGlsioi5 t73dOl6 42s,3is 2o42on
March g. 6l277677 Ig9Geo57 1891. 67S.GS6 l256,5Go
March L. .4so2s67o 1887 sG9 1881 i5i lsos2c il7j7i
Minneapolis and St Paul not included
In store IN New.York and Brooklyn gram warehouses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

CINCINNATI. March 7.-Flour stronger. Family 50 400
@ 90, Fancy o. 7oSS4 90 Wheat strong NO Req Al
Receipts 1000 bushi shipments 5000 busn.
Corn active NO. Mixed 800 Data far demand
10 430 Rye In moderate demann-No
at 69e6oo PORK nominal a. sl9 7o Lard strong 2,
Snd frm. short RIBS So short Clear 50 25 Butter
Eapcy Northwestern Creamery $40 Extra Ohio 20
xncr Good 10 Primo Dairy roll 2lGz3c Hogs firm
Common and Light ~ 601$6 6O Packing and Butchers
S6 A5 10 90 Receipts 2.7OO head Ahpnents 400 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

For coughs colds throat bronchitis S
consumption In ITS early stages nothing equss IL od mi,
Golden Medical Discovery Its also great onnu
Ger and resorer and for liver complain.
an cosive condition Of the bowels ~ has no equal soi' w
druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

Weak lungs splitting OF blood consumption and kindre
affections cured without physician Address for tire tst
with two stamps Worlds Dispensaiy Medical Association
Duna y v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
of Earore inst to which We

'T'rVVs I'''oo "IoV0 'O-0'
BUTTER. CHEESE and EGGS Butter--Striotly choice
CT. des Of creamery are doing better. WIN Iair
the changes been material Fgln
Creamery 81 35c; Pennsylvania Creamery 34c Western
Creamery, 2203Oc; state Dairy. hall hrkn tubs 20 U2r;
Western Dairy l302Ic, Western Imitation Creamery.
isa2ic; Western Factory. lOGslc: h 9ss
22c State Dairy tubs l2a22c; Dairy frkns and
tubs 14a2ic.; state Dairv hrkns, l4@2oc. Cheese
light aenand state Factory, 1h9 1890; including la1i
Fancy White l3s,c.; do Colored. 1871 l3c Light SKINS
llL1l2c; Pennsylvania skins. ~ '4c. Eggs. Dali AMI
IN buyers favor Prices however STOW no decmea chahge
State. lie. Western l6L0l1c.; Southern. lf0l0'4c.
STEAkINE-Firm but quiet. City quoted at ScaSisc.
and Oleomargarnc. 62c.
SUGAK-For stock tho tenor firm at II 161
46lGc for Moasses 9l6c for Fair Refining and c for
go Centrifugal Sales 10000 bags Centrifugal cost
and freight o6o At 2'c eoo bags Ioso at 4c and 100
Loaf 81 as 5.Iec Crushed GLd6 Slice. Cubes DC.
Powdered 13.l606isc. Grannated l1-l6c. Mould a
57ac. Confectionery A o 9l6d6S.c. Coffee Standard
Sl6c. Coffee on A 5ab Ice. White Extra 47sc.. h1
trp e. 4s.c., e IA nsc.. yellow A. 14aHc
TALLOw-oui - generally steady Prime City quoted
&C. Sales, 10000 n. To-
feeling easy trading light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON March 7.-l2:30 p. m.-Consois 100 1915 Tor
and lOl l-l6 for the account United states fonr
Per Cent Bonds l3l III do -Four Half Per Cent Bons
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage
tees Certificates 47a do second Mortgage IL ~ Eric 34ei
Second Consos lOl1 "a Mexican Ordinary, 5iHi Penn
sylvania 594; Reading. TO-
Paris avccs quote Three Per Cent Kentes at so francs
90 centiInes Tor the account
Atlantic aud Great Western First Mortgage Trns'
tees eTtincatos. 49,; Canadian Pacific Gl54 Erie,
Mexican Ordinary, 81 Now-lork Central IIG Heading
1874
Canada Northwest Land Company,2s
Spanish Fours. C3r
The amount o bullion gone into the anh OF fhSAh" On
balance to-day II tio.VOU. - -
alvccs quote Three per Cent keLtes III % 'he'
a q iOi thc account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

Good Ordinary sls'is Low Mlddlins. 5is
with irregular accounts from abroad the market opened
easy NJ point decline later however better feeling set
snd the final figures represented net advance Of 2G7
points for the day. Sales, ll3 90 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

RAILROAD EARNINGS
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NoRTiiLGN
1885. 1885. 1887:
rr,o,or n, ,nues $50 900 1000
tFanrth vcct IN Fcb sG7 ag6 s52a30 1904
Ian 10 Feb 2S... 42U475 3S5llO Hl"i'o
PEORIA, DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE
Nrn,.r n, rue. os4 o6A 2H
Th,yd xeck In Feb 81 n 400 slGI4S Sl7242
Jan. TO Feb. 81. 1884 lOlln l2uiiV
DETROIT, LANSING NORTHERN.
Number NJ miles o6l 2gl 2Gl
Eourth week In Feb s235ib so34yO S2O50l
Ian / To Feb 2S $4,000 $4,000 i370Oi
LOUISVILLE, SEw-AIBASY AND CHICAGO.
Number OF miles,. AL AT 5su
Fourth week In Feb. &2G.370 fJ'o5o
Jan. 1 10 Feb 2S.-..... ...... 22y,262 2SISs5
CHICAGO AND WET MICHIGAN.
Number of miles 4l3 4l3 4i5
Feb. &23.SUS S2i22J S3tuoo
Fcb. d.. 15O,blO lSl,ft1 loZ<oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

Actual Sales. Closing. no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

SALES AT IRE STOCK EXCHANGE-MAR z.
THE GENERAL LIST.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1887-04-08

"You don't like that manl' she said 10 MN,
as they slowly went down the slope in ifoh'
of the house.
mo; do your 81,
~ Think replied jess, slowly and WIN
much emphasis, "that he is the most odious
man that ever saw, and the most curious.
And then she ielapsed into silence, ohiy
broken now and again by an occaslohai re-
mark about the flowers and trees.
Half an hour afterward, when they arrived
again at the top of the slope, Mr.. Muller was
just riding off down the avenue OF blue
gums. BY the veranda stood Hottentot
named Jantje, who had been holding the
Dutchman's horse. He was curious, wizenea
up little fellow, dressed in rags ana WIN
hair like the worn tags Of black WOODEN
carpet. His age might have been anything
between % and 60; it was impossible TO FORM
an opinion on the point. Just now, however,
his yellow monkey face was convulsed with
an expression of intense malignity, ana
he was standing there in the sunshine
culsing rapidly and beneath his breath IN
Dutch, and shaking his fist after the retreat
ing Boer--a very epitome of impotent, over
mastering passion.
"What is he doing" asked John.
Jess laughed "Jantje does not like Frank
Muller any more than do, but don't know
why. He will never tell me."
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1887-04-08

inst then he carcbt sight of John Mel and
on o"Io lIe ,in ne ''' y ' -'-'i ''''
at hove con,o IA look for n hIsc,, nv
brandeJ with q heart and w, inside Of tbe
baart no Won know If vour uncle has seon II
On tbo rloce anywhere ~ ~ ~ ~ :
aVo Meinheer miller y ranlied Rassie
co,1,,, ah,,t no ;s dow thoro y ,,oint;nr ~ -
traai On the Main some half mile away 1if
,.o,, ,,,o,,t 70 20 o,,d os,, obout ;tn
aMr M,,lIor y said no NV yvoy If co,roction
orI ,,;t,, = o,,,;ous contraction of tho h,,o,,.
.Nro;,hao,, ;s ,II ,,o,.v ,,oIl ror tho Roo,.S ht
,,,o 49, IN Trol;sl,r,o,, ,,or,- VIII a., ~.
Wv, ,,,o;t WI, ,,orr ,,o,,,,;ss;o, I'm ston
r. an .oon,, cvoft HTnoIo Crnfn oon,n
III -, ,,.;t,o,t f,,.I,ou o,o 10 ;,,,,,,,o,J
ntF Lie ho,so anI s,;,,;ne, Tho ,o;ns ovar lie
,,n,5 =, ~, ;.,s;aa.;a,i e. e 20 stand stnI 81
,o''ao1 ,o,ra,.1 -, III, ,,1
80. s;1 ~ a. IL. .'I,,od ~ ho''
o,.,,s ~, 80 tho olhn,,s =, tl,a Sat,, n,,d e
80. VI vi -; - ~. III
~. uoN nonn, va We" ,,'; ING 'ne "' w.
soehe' .nao sue u.i 'ni' ~ ~ a.o,u .il'
Necessity Vi Sinking ha'us WIN her s'ai"a'
'isi.oi'
ooiry my MINUS are ~e., sue saiu, giving
nm coiu ii''ie hou. e0 me ,n'i u YOU
Mt. With enphasis' riank Muiler-oapt'
'ne pace. ,r
JON, s're'one" ou' hiS nun" anu "u'ier
SHOOK H. .
cap'a.h' he s'',n' iii'eiio9a'i'ei! sup
captain, SUPPOSE
NO, saio 'oha' Il captaiii Vi 'he Ehshsh
army.
IN, rooioaa'Je Vea Jacket Wen, 1
don't wonder at your taxing 10 farming after
the Auiu war.
ooh . quite uhuerstaiid yoa, saio 'onh'
rather colby.
I'm, no ohehse' captain, no oheisc
only meant thae you rooloaaiJe dld not come
very well out OF the war was there with
net oys, ara 10 was siSht, can tell you
A Zulu had only TO show himself at night and
one would see your regiments skfeck Stam-
pede) ike span OF oxen when they WIND a
lion. ANA then they ire-ah, they did lire
anyhow, anywhere, but mostly at the
CLOUDS, tnere was no stopping tnem' ana SO,
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1887-04-08

il have to stir up revolt against the gov
eminent There, swear it by God or by the
devil, it's all one TO metz And growing mar
ticulate with passion, he stood there before
her clinching and unclinchng his great hand,
and his lips trembling
Bessie was very frightened but she was q
brave woman, and rose to the occasion.
az you go on talking like that" she said,
II shall call my uncle. tell you that will
not marry you, Frank Muller, and that moth
ing shall ever make me marry yo am
very sorry for you, but have not encouraged
you, and will never marry you--neverr
He stood for half minute or so looking at
her, and then burst into a savage laugh
II think that some day or other | shall find
a way to mako you" he said, and, turning,
went without another word.
A couple OF minutes later Bessie heard the
sound of a horse galloping, and looking up
saw her wooer's powerful form vanishing
down the vista of blue gums Also she heard
somebody crying out as though in pain at
the back of the house, and, more to relieve
her mind than anything else went to see
what it was. By the stable door she found
the Hottentot Jamie, twisting round and
round and shrieking and cursing, holding his
hand to his side, from which the blood was
running.
"What is it!" she asked.
"Baas Frank" he said-"Baas Frank hit
me with his whipl"
"The brute!" said Bessie, the tears starting
into her eyes with anger.
"Ncver mind, missile, never mind,n said the
Hottentot, his ugly face growing livid with
fury, "it is only one more to me. Icut it on
this stick"-and he held up long, thick
stick he carried, on which were several
notches, starting from three deep ones at the
top just below the knob. "Let him look out
sharp-let him search the grass-let him
creep round the bush-let him look as he
will, one day he will find Jantje, and Jantje
will find him!"
"Why did Frank Muller gallop away like
thatl" asked her uncle of Bessie when she got
back to the veranda.
"We had some words, i" she answered. shortly,
not seeing the use of explaining matters to the
old man.
"Ah, indeed, indeed. Well, be careful my
love. It's i'll to quarrel with man like
Frank Muller. I've known him for many
years, and he has black heart when he is
crossed. You see, my love, you can deal
with Boer and you can deal with an Eng
lishman, but cross bred dogs are bad to
handle. Take my advice and make it up
with Frank Muller
All of which sage advice did not tend to
raise Bessie's spirits, which were already suf-
ficiently low.
To BE Continued
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1887-04-08
Cultivate an Enemy,

Never be afraid CT good active enemy.
People that don't amount to anything never
have enemies, any more than trees that don't
bear fruit are stoned for apples. The fact tina,
you ave an enemy proves that you are alive.
No sense in critcising dead people-they keep
down the weeds. The cultiva.or, as it goes tear
ing between the corn hillocks, brings all the
useless weeds to grief but it sets the tsssels of
the coming corn atilt like an emerald plume.
Oar friends, sometimes, like the faithess Deli
lab lull US into dangerous sleep wherein we
are despoilea of strength and the qualities that
make manhood or womanhood, but like the
mosquito, our enemies keep rs wide awake or
active. Disease never comes from a liver that
has a rocky channel. and is forced to fret an
batter its way over the stones but rivers that
never sun are rot rivers; we call them ponds,
aud the serenity OF their course breeds sfarna.
ton. Give young man hard line to tight
with plenty Of dscouragemeuts and adverse
criticism. and he will come OUT into middle age
like ship coming into hsrbor, s,auuch and
trig. Give him luxurious life of petted idle
ness, with no enemy to keep down the weeds,
and be will sail into port from mid sea, by a
downward plunge to the bottom.
Our friends are apt 10 be blind to our faults,
cur enemies never. Through the flattery of
the former we grow in the wrong direction, as
aldermen SO about the girtb. Through the i'm
peius of criticism, which shows us our faults
and teaches for pride's sake TO avoid them. we
grow as Norway pines do. straight upward TO-
ward heaven. Then cultivate enemies and he
ware OF the Partially Of friends. The one will
make man OF you. tie other will turn you in
10 the mold OF pint cup. unable 10 hola the
meas ufement Of true CHARACTERS DEVELOPMENT.
-IChicego Horsemsn.